Pursuit Joint Operation Bourbon
Full disclosure: I'm no expert, and I'm a little biased. I'm a big supporter of veterans, and the idea of veterans picking the barrels got me interested before the first pour. But I had it on a rock, the double oak delivered, and it's a really good sipper. Here's the real test: after buying one and tasting it, I went back and grabbed another. Bias got me to the bottle, but the bourbon sold me on the second one.
October 2, 2026
- Distillery
- Pursuit Spirits of Louisville
- Expression
- A blend of straight bourbons made from Pursuit United Double Oak barrels selected by veterans.
- Proof
- 108
- Age
- Not stated
- MSRP
- $74.99
- We paid
- $74.99
- Found in
- Spec's Cedar Hill
Mash bill: the standard Pursuit United blend is made from barrels from Bardstown Bourbon Company, Finger Lakes Distilling and an undisclosed Tennessee distillery.
Hints of oak. Nothing fancy, just a friendly handshake from the barrel.
Sweet, just like you'd hope from a double oak. No surprises, and that's a good thing.
Smooth. It leaves quietly and doesn't make a scene.
Already did. Bottle #2 is on the shelf.